Only 13 golfers have pulled off the feat of winning the same PGA Tour event at least five times. Thanks to the likes

Brody Miller takes readers' questions on the future of golf, 2024 major winners and the chances of seeing a LIV fan in the wild.

Years from now, when we look back on the 2024 golf season, we’ll probably point to Bryson DeChambeau’s 72nd-hole victory over Rory McIlroy in the U.S. Open as the year’s decisive moment. Maybe we’ll look to Scottie Scheffler’s tearful gratitude atop the podium at the Olympics as the year’s most emotional victory.

Positive noises have emerged from recent meetings between PGA Tour and LIV Golf bosses as merger negotiations continue, but there are a pair of significant issues that must be hammered out

LIV Golf season comes to a close this week, and the controversial Saudi-backed league are expected to add to their list of big-name signings in the off-season

Reports emerged earlier this week that one of the obstacles in the negotiations between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund involves the idea of LIV Golf members—specifically, Jon Rahm and his supposed $300 million signing bonus—returning the money received from their LIV contracts.